Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-29

II KIDDING, Cal, Oct 32-One highwa,
 man attempted to stop the stage thre
 miles from here lHst night. The horse
 became frightened and started Co ru
 when ,he robber fired, She ball enterin
 the abdomen of a passenger named '.
 Henderson, of Alden. The driver droy
 on tO LOomis Corner where the vounde
 man was made comfortable as possibl
 until death occurred this morning. H
 clue to the perpetrstor has yei bee
 found.
 SAN FRANCIsOo, Oct. 22-TAos.
 Northey testified in the Morrow tris
 this morning that he saw S2,O00 give
 his son Frank T. Northey in lawyer
 office in this city. IL is though. the css
 wiil go to the jury to-day. No other ms
 teri.l evidence WAS introduced snd th
 prosecution closed. Counsel for detens
 stated they had no witnesses to examine Court adjourned until .this afternoon
 when Col. Tourney commenced th
 opening argument for the prosecution.
 SAN FRAsCIsCo, Oct. 22.-A numbe | cS prominent democrats met last niHh
 10 consider the proposition Co iuduc
 the National Democratic Committee |, hold its next National Convention il this city. A committee vas appoinset to confer with the R. R. officials in re
 gard to rates. IL is estimated that t25,
 OOO would cover all expense of the con
 ventiou. Members of the committe,
 having the matter in charge, have taker
 s,eps towards raising lhe amount if tht
 convention be held here.
 ll
 supreme Court has decided Co heal
 argument in the case of the condemned
 Chicago anarchists. Thursday next.
 CHICAGO, October 22.-The Alpha Oi O., of Chicago, has made an assignment
 IEe capital stock was six million dollars
 WATERBURY, Conn.,, October PA jspanning oven in the works of B. H. Session, exploded with terrific force ihls afternoon, killing three employes out. right Rld iniuring several others.
 DELPHI, Ind, October 22-Amor Green, awaiting trial on the charge of abduction and murder of Lulu Mabbie, WAS taken from jail by mob last night and lynched.
 CINCINNATI, October 22-TwentY-eighi true bills have been found by the U. s. grand jury in the Fidelity bank cases. Among those indicted for violation of the statute concerning rational banks snd for fraud, are Vice President E. L.. Harper, Cashier Baldwin and Assistant Cashier Hopkins.
 PIrTsBURG. October 22-Chairman Jones issued @ call for She National Re- publican Convention, to meet at the Ar lin2toa Hall, Washington, Dec. Sth, to fix tue date and place for the next National Republican Convention.
 WASHINGTON, October 22,-The Pres idential party arrived here at GAO this morning. The President was heartily glad to get home. though as heartily glad thnt he went away. During the three weeks of his iOurneyiDg he trav- eled four thousand five hundred miles, passed through seventeen states cross- ing them twice, and has seen and been seen by several millions of of Americans.
 CHICAGO, October 22.-Whest, cash, 7024. Corn, cssh. 4O5s.
 NEW YORK, October 22.-Money, &
 CHICAGO, October 22.-It is reported that sn unknown steamer went down near St. Marie Tuesday night. and only eleven of seventy-five persons were saved. Nothing definite is ss yet known.
 SAN FRAycIsCo, Oct. 2l-Best & Belcher. 6 so; Crooker, S5; Oholls, 5.25; Con. Virginia, IT 60; Confidence goo; Gould & Curry. 4.25; Hale & Norcross, I.15; Locomotive, 50; Peer, 75: Peer ess, 1.15; PotosI, 5.25; Ophir, 7.5s.; Say sge, 500; Sierra Nevada, 425; Union Con. 33Oi Yellow Jacket, 6.l6; Mt. Di- )lo. $50.
 BosToS, October 22.-The Americas Shipping Industrisl League held it's lecond days session this morning. Wm. U. Webb, of New York, was the first ipeaker He referred to the former | of American shipping under l protection and assistance | md its decline when that assistance was | TIthdrswn. He said: "Of our naval | 'eamen 10 per cent gre foreigners, and If VAT were to break out we would have O | buy foreign ships and man them with 'Oreign men. Protection made it possi- | ole to build ships in this country and he government should mshe it possible To build up the industry again. With he material st hand there vas no req son why We should not command chief part of the carrying trade of the world" He thought it possible thst ve should haze to go through a grest thrashing before the country would awaken to the necessity of the hour.
 ". II. Lincoln referred io the former prosperity of New England shipping,
 I'd
 Various committees were appointed To attend other shipping conventions in various parts of the country, and com mit.ee was appointed to visit President Cievelan1 and obtain his cooperation ID iEe movement.
 After other addresses in the same vein he convention adjourned.
 ST LOUIS, October 22.-A fra broke oui to- might in Woolman, Todd k Co.'S. wholesale boot and shoe shop and com municated to John Martin 6 Cos cloth ing house, and thence 10 the ware rooms of the ScArrett Furniture Company sud ioor. The goods in these places were entirely destroy ed, and also the stock of Leonard Ross, an e1tensive furrier. Several smaller places were also par Lislly destroyed. The fire vss only got len under control after most desperate Hxer,ions on the part of the fire depart nent. The losses of all the firms aggre- gate fully s5OO,OO0. Insurance about one half.
 WASHINGTON, October 22.-Ths papers iu the case of J. Harris Rogers against Attorney General Garland ct sl., com monly known as the Pan-Eleotric case, were to-day returned Co the Clerks of- ice by Chss. Thompson, whose office is with JeiT Chandler. There has been con- siderable speculation ss to ihe cause of the absence of these papers, It having been asserted the case could not go on without them. Their return to-dsy was by letter from Thomp- SOD, in which be says the documents were brought to his office during Ohsn- iler's absence from the city and he placed them in a private drawer for safe keeping, and afterwards forgot them
 CHICAGO, October 0-Hen. E. B. eI- Minister to France, died al the house of his son, Hempsteed in this city st four o'clock this afternoon, of congestion of the brain. The sudden death vas e severe and almost unexpected blow Co bis family, as his doctors had been led by the gensrsl improvement in bis condi- ton for the past two weeks To believe